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pd ip LL I 3 Fire fighters here for competition The second annual Durham Region Auto Extrication competition will be held this Saturday in Port Perry and the public is more than welcome to take in the events. There will be 14 teams of firefighters competing (up from eight last year) including Scugog Township Hall 2 (Caesarea) which won the event in 1991. Others include Newcastle, Ajax, Mariposa, Uxbridge, Pontypool, Janetville, Huntsville, Brock Township, CFB Ottawa, Mount Albert and West Carleton, a winner of the Internationals. The competitions will start early Saturday morning in So, why are these gentleman smiling? Well in a few short days, September 19 at 2:00 PM all that facial hair will be judged at the Scugog Shores Mu and they'll p y be able to get the old razor out again. The beard and handlebar he g 9 has been a popular affair this summer as a fund-raiser for the Scugog Museum. In photo from left from are Rob Kelly, Duncan Campbell, and Roy Grierson. And at back Jim Wills and Murray Hoskin. You can still pledge some money on theses guys or any of the others In the contest by calling the museum at 985-3589. Judging September 19 will be during the Museum's Harvest Days. to the the parking lot behind the Bank of Commerce, Queen St., Port Perry. Scugog Hall 1 is acting as host this year. Deputy Chief Don Steele said that along with the extrications, the public will be able to see static displays by Durham Police and the OPP, an Air Ambulance helicopter and Metro Ambulance. Admission is just $1 for adults with the kids in free. In real life situations, extrication is used by fire departments to free victims trapped in auto accidents. Their quick work often means the difference between life and death. Judging for the competitions on Saturday will be done by Ontario Fire Marshall personnel. Northern Explosion From page 4 Will Explosion be back on stage in December? At this time, it is most unlikely. A new "challenge" to find four choirs has been issued, and the feeling among many parents is that the girls have had the experience of a lifetime, and the time has come to end it. For the next little while no doubt, the music and lyrics of "Joseph" will be on their minds; the images of the theatre, Donny, Janet Metz, Johnny Seaton and the rest of the cast fresh in their memories. The immediate memories will fade slightly with time, but the girls of Northern SCUGOG SHORES HISTORICAL MUSEUM FALL HARVEST DAYS 12:00 to 5:00 PM SEPTEMBER 19th & 20th ADMISSION: Adults $3.00; Seniors $2.00; Students $1.50; KIDS : ty. Corn Husk po Costume &r Apple 2 FM, Sep 2» Children $1.00 or FREE with this ad. 1 Mile East of Port Perry on Scugog Island Road, 1/2 Mile North of Hwy. DRUG STORES Paul Van Camp CHARTERED . ACCOUNTANT 204 Casimir Street PortPerry (416) 985-9725 1812 Scugog St. PORT PERRY 24 HOURS PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-8886 ASIN BINION IONE I PANABAKIER ([GERVLS! * CIEE) 716 QUEEN ST, PORT PERRY Res. (416) 985-0608 Explosion (and their parents) won't ever forget this summer of 1992. Members of Northern Explosion under the direction of Harvie Friede and Dawn Taylor: Lee Ann Keeler, Leslie Bradley, Melissa Pereman, Nicole Skinner, Erin Chellew, Tammi Boule, Robyn Adderley, Leeanne Holt, Sabrina Chatten, Hillary Scroggie, Nicole Barton, Melissa Kroonenberg, Ann McClelland, Nicole Barton, Michele Ferland, Erika Goreski, Caitlin McCoy, Melinda Delorme, Bonnie Edwards, Holly Patton, Colleen DeKoning, Jillian and Leslie Howsam, Heather, Alison and Erin Malcolm. € your own BEARD Grow IN CONTEST WOGING 183 Queen Street, PORT PERRY 985-8234 Tnere's nothing else like them!"